(Words & music by Per Gessle) Where did she go? Where did she go from here? The last time I saw her she made all the clouds disappear. She said with a smile yea the weather’s alright. She left her coat at home that night. Where do I begin today? Where do colors never fade? In the sunshine. In the rain. It’s quite the same. It’s never gonna change. I’ll be looking for Jane. Why did she come? Why did she come to me? There must have been millions in the world she’d rather see. Oh at least in my mind as time has gone by it’s always harder to laugh than to cry. Where do I begin today? (ba-ba-ba) Where her colors never fade (ba-ba-ba). In the sun and in the rain. It’s quite the same. It’s never gonna change. I’ll be looking for Jane. Where do I begin today? (ba-ba-ba) Where the summer never fades? (ba-ba-ba). In the sunshine. In the rain. It’s quite the same. It’s never gonna change. I’ll be looking for Jane... Solo: E (2x) Where do I begin today? Where her colors never fade In the sun and in the rain.It’s quite the same. It’s never gonna change.I’ll be looking for Jane... Where do I begin today? Where the summer never fades? In the sunshine.In the rain.It’s quite the same. It’s never gonna change. I’ll be looking for J In the sunshine.In the rain. It’s quite the same. It’s never gonna change. I’ll be looking for Jane... _______________________________________________________ Contribuição: João Ribeiro([email protected])

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque la quête d'une personne nommée Jane, dont le départ laisse le narrateur dans une mélancolie douce-amère. Il se remémore des moments passés, où sa présence illuminait même les jours les plus sombres, et se demande pourquoi elle a choisi de s'approcher de lui parmi tant d'autres. Ce désir de la retrouver est entremêlé d'une réflexion sur le temps qui passe, rendant les souvenirs à la fois précieux et difficiles à porter. Le contraste entre le soleil et la pluie symbolise les hauts et les bas de cette recherche, soulignant que, malgré les circonstances, il continuera à la chercher sans relâche.